Winterized today - was quick & easy

[BC1]

Hi everyone,

Thanks for the help with a valve question and the replies on that stupid drain thing the previous owner put in the water heater so I couldn't drain it. I had the mobile RV guy remove the drain thing (he had to disconnect the gas line) and today I winterized it by myself. Last weekend I located all the valves, bought what I needed to and got it all set up so today when I went to winterize it only took me about 20 mins and this was the first time with this unit. It was easy (almost too easy LOL). I used AF and not air as that is what I used to do with my other ones years ago but it's been almost 10 yrs since my last one.

I got AF to come out all faucets, shower, toilet and city water (I don't have outside shower or sink) the WH has been drained and I poured AF back down all drains and toilet when done and I drained the low point drains, holding tanks and the FW tank so I think it is all ok.

Thanks again for the help.

Take care,
Beth

[Bob Denman]

Congratulations!

[Jimmers]

Good for you BC1.
Now you know its done. Correctly!
Thats peace of mind.

[Pete'sMH]

Good for you. And it just gets easier each time. I did mine 3 times last winter to facilitate wi yet camping trips. Easy peasy - at least with a relatively simple RV.

[Drobin]

I need info on driving from fl to co using our axis, camping on the way out and back but parking it in co for a week..what do I need to do and at what temp to temporarily winterize. Any help will be much appreciated. We’re new to racing and cold weather somewhat

[Bob Denman]

My idea of Winterizing an RV is to climb in, and drive it South.

[raffaelli]

Check that antifreeze comes out of the low point drains also.